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What does RV stand for?

Retrovirus


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Samples in periodicals archive:
An obscure retrovirus shows up in two-thirds of people diagnosed with the condition and can infect human immune cells, scientists report online October 8 in Science.
WHAT happens, now that 67 per cent of a study group of myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME) sufferers have been found to have the highly contagious retrovirus XMRV in their blood (Mail)?
Studying this syndrome in collaboration with scientists from the National Cancer Institute and the Cleveland Clinic, the instituteÕs researchers discovered that a large majority of people diagnosed with that and similar diseases carry a recently discovered retrovirus, called XMRV, in their blood.
This suggests that several million Americans may be infected with a retrovirus of as-yet-unknown pathogenic potential," the researchers concluded.
sm], a retrovirus very similar to HIV-2, but despite high levels of virus in the blood they generally do not develop the clinical immunodeficiency or systemic immune activation that characterise HIV-1 infection in humans: in effect, they appear to be naturally 'tolerant' to SIV.
Their topics include possible retrovirus vectors, adeno and adeno-associated virus vectors, gene therapy for acute renal failure due to ischemia-reperfusion issues and acute injuries, and treatment for chronically deteriorating renal function and renal fibrosis, and treatment for acute and chronic allograft rejection.
Three years after a retrovirus to cure cancer becomes airborne, infecting the six billion people on Earth and producing rabies-like symptoms in almost every patient, military vir-ologist Robert Neville (Smith) - one of the lucky few with natural immunity to the bug - continues his tireless work to engineer a cure.
Francis Lawrence's film opens in 2009 with Dr Alice Crippen (an uncredited Emma Thompson) announcing a medical breakthrough: the creation of a retrovirus to cure cancer.

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